Changing a value to a letter
im trying to make a spread sheet using conditional formattting but instead of
it changing colour or font i would like for it to change to a letter, for example when it is between 0-50 i would like it to change to a letter a , for a value between 50-75 i would like it to change to a letter b and 75-100 to chnage to alettr c Someone Help Me Please!!!!!! |
Changing a value to a letter
To my knowledge this isn't possible you would probably be better off using
VLookup. "Lisa" wrote: im trying to make a spread sheet using conditional formattting but instead of it changing colour or font i would like for it to change to a letter, for example when it is between 0-50 i would like it to change to a letter a , for a value between 50-75 i would like it to change to a letter b and 75-100 to chnage to alettr c Someone Help Me Please!!!!!! |
Changing a value to a letter
Use a help cell, with the number in A1
=LOOKUP(A1,{0;50.1;75.1},{"A";"B";"C"}) otherwise you would need an event macro -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom Portland, Oregon "Lisa" wrote in message ... im trying to make a spread sheet using conditional formattting but instead of it changing colour or font i would like for it to change to a letter, for example when it is between 0-50 i would like it to change to a letter a , for a value between 50-75 i would like it to change to a letter b and 75-100 to chnage to alettr c Someone Help Me Please!!!!!! |
Changing a value to a letter
Lisa,
Instead of conditional formatting, use a custom number format. Format Cells Number Custom Use the format: "a"[<=50];"b"[<=75];"c"[<=100] Tim C "Lisa" wrote in message ... im trying to make a spread sheet using conditional formattting but instead of it changing colour or font i would like for it to change to a letter, for example when it is between 0-50 i would like it to change to a letter a , for a value between 50-75 i would like it to change to a letter b and 75-100 to chnage to alettr c Someone Help Me Please!!!!!! |
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